Ed Skorvan

Edward Skovron has been a member of the Amateur Athletic Union family since 1990 and sits on the AAU Board of Directors. In addition, he holds the position of National Baseball Chair along with being the Governor of New England AAU, one of the largest districts in AAU serving over 30 sports throughout five states.

Ed has been instrumental in youth sports over the years including involvement in the Little League, Babe Ruth and American Legion youth sport organizations. He was named ?Man of the Year? in 1989 for his outstanding support and dedication to youth sports in his hometown of Johnston, Rhode Island.

Besides being an AAU volunteer, he?s owner of several businesses: New England Carpet Consultants of Providence Rhode Island, Moosehead Furniture of Monson, Maine, and Old Pro Sports of New Jersey. A veteran of the U.S. Army, he served during the Vietnam War.

Ed?s greatest pride is his three children, Stephanie, mother of three and a well-known interior designer in the Rhode Island and Massachusetts areas, Todd, also an AAU volunteer and a web designer, and Erik, proud father of two and a manager for T-Mobile Communications in RI.

The Amateur Athletic Union was established in 1888 and is the largest non-profit volunteer service organization in the U.S. dedicated to the promotion and development of amateur sports and physical fitness programs.